Fisher's Shop Push Stick
The last push stick you’ll ever need! Seriously, I’ve used this push stick design for years and have never gone back! The ergonomic design is easy to use as your wrist isn’t contorted in an uncomfortable position. When used, the angle of force is applied evenly downward and forward to firmly keep your workpiece on the table saw. The best thing about this design is that it’s completely reusable once it gets chewed up. The flat back allows for you to cut off the worn sole. The divot in the front as well as in the bottom of the handle allows for clamps to be used to glue on a new one. The slightly upturned back allows for a tiny clamp to be used to glue on a new heel catch. I’ve used the exact same push stick for years now and have just kept gluing on new soles and heel catches each time they get worn out!
The last push stick you’ll ever need! Seriously, I’ve used this push stick design for years and have never gone back! The ergonomic design is easy to use as your wrist isn’t contorted in an uncomfortable position. When used, the angle of force is applied evenly downward and forward to firmly keep your workpiece on the table saw. The best thing about this design is that it’s completely reusable once it gets chewed up. The flat back allows for you to cut off the worn sole. The divot in the front as well as in the bottom of the handle allows for clamps to be used to glue on a new one. The slightly upturned back allows for a tiny clamp to be used to glue on a new heel catch. I’ve used the exact same push stick for years now and have just kept gluing on new soles and heel catches each time they get worn out!
The last push stick you’ll ever need! Seriously, I’ve used this push stick design for years and have never gone back! The ergonomic design is easy to use as your wrist isn’t contorted in an uncomfortable position. When used, the angle of force is applied evenly downward and forward to firmly keep your workpiece on the table saw. The best thing about this design is that it’s completely reusable once it gets chewed up. The flat back allows for you to cut off the worn sole. The divot in the front as well as in the bottom of the handle allows for clamps to be used to glue on a new one. The slightly upturned back allows for a tiny clamp to be used to glue on a new heel catch. I’ve used the exact same push stick for years now and have just kept gluing on new soles and heel catches each time they get worn out!
Made on the OneFinity CNC, edges rounded over for comfort, hand-sanded by Drew, and laser engraved with the Fisher’s Shop logo. Push sticks are left unfinished so that the customer can add whichever finish they prefer. “These are meant to be used and abused, so I didn’t want to make them too nice that you wouldn’t want to use them!” - Drew
See how easy it is to rejuvenate your Fisher’s Shop push stick with a new sole and heel.